Managing toilet training and bedwetting can be a challenging phase for parents, but with the right knowledge and support, it becomes much easier. This online session offers practical advice and strategies tailored to help you navigate this important developmental milestone with confidence.
What to Expect
In this engaging online workshop, you will learn how to recognize when your child is ready to start toilet training and discover effective techniques to guide them through the process. The session also covers common challenges and how to address them compassionately.
You will gain valuable insights into managing bedwetting, a common concern for many families, with evidence-based approaches presented by an experienced health professional. The facilitator, Anne Ferrie, brings a wealth of knowledge as a Registered Nurse and Midwife with specialized training in continence promotion.
The session is designed to be interactive and supportive, providing a safe space for parents to ask questions and share experiences.
Activity Details
This event is delivered online via MS Teams, making it accessible from the comfort of your home. It is scheduled for Wednesday, 14 October 2026, from 13:00 to 14:30.
The workshop is free to attend and suitable for parents of babies and toddlers under 5 years old. It is part of the City of Boroondara's commitment to supporting families through expert-led community health programs.
Location and Access
The session will be held online, so you can join from anywhere with an internet connection. Instructions and a link to the MS Teams meeting will be provided upon registration.
This format allows for convenient participation without the need to travel, ideal for busy parents managing young children.
Important Information
The facilitator, Anne Ferrie, holds a Bachelor of Science in Advanced Nursing (Community Health) and a Certificate in continence promotion from La Trobe University, ensuring expert guidance.
Participants are encouraged to prepare any questions or concerns they may have about toilet training or bedwetting to make the most of the interactive session.
For further support or inquiries, the Maternal and Child Health service team can be contacted at (03) 9278 4606.
Booking and Prices
This is a free event, but places are limited and registration is required to receive the online meeting details.
To register, please contact the Maternal and Child Health service or visit the City of Boroondara events page. Early registration is recommended to secure your spot.